Gender identity does not always align with what’s in a person’s pants or their chromosomes — it dives into a person’s perception of themself.
Vernie Covarrubias
Defining Feminism
Feminism looks and feels different for everyone, but the underlying theme is equality.
Students Start Nonprofit to Help Vulnerable Individuals During Quarantine
A senior started SQD, Ink., a nonprofit that delivers groceries to elderly or individuals with immunodeficiencies during quarantine for free.
Staff Editorial: PGM Seniors Sign Off
As the semester reaches its close, PGM seniors give advice on how to sail through Pepperdine without a hitch.
Constance Fulmer Honored Through Helen Young Memorial Scholarship Donations
Constance Fulmer requested donations in her memory to support a scholarship benefitting students who participate in campus ministry and are members of the Churches of Christ.
‘It’s Quite Eerie’: Campus Now a Ghost Town With Few Students and Major COVID-19 Restrictions
Only 189 students remain on campus.
Social Media Fuels Movement in Support of Non-Returning Professor
A professor’s terminated contract sparks an online movement from both current students and alumni.
Rushed Return: How Shanghai Students Adapt in Response to Program Suspension
Shanghai students discuss their experience returning to the Malibu campus after their program was suspended due to the coronavirus outbreak.
Campus Recreation Offers Free Classes to Promote Programs
A new position in the residence halls lets students take group fitness classes for free in exchange for promoting Campus Recreation’s classes, events and rental opportunities.
National Prayer Breakfast Hosts Pepperdine Students
Pepperdine students listened to remarks by the president, vice president and a Harvard professor at an annual national conference.
